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Archive for January, 2010
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Play Dough Podcast (In the Black Series)
Reading time: 2 – 2 minutes . A lot if not most of everyone you meet play with their money. This is why the majority of people in this world do not have true wealth. This is why most of these Suckers spend their life telling you the value of working for someone else. About 99% of all people in the world are misguided in respect to what money can really do. They allow the ...
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Retire from a Job, Quit the Game
Reading time: 2 – 3 minutes Hustle isn’t a job, there isn’t a golden parachute, a 401K, nor a going away party. No one will pat you on the back, throw a party, you won’t have to train your replacement, and you won’t have to wonder what to do with the rest of your life. With all that being said Hustle has to be seen different even when you walk away. Jobs have a shift, ...
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Janet Harmon Bragg
Reading time: 3 – 5 minutes Born Janet Harmon in Griffin, Georgia she was the daughter of Cordia Batts Harmon and Samuel Harmon, a brick contractor. Harmon’s maternal grandfather was a freed slave of Spanish descent, and her maternal grandmother was a Cherokee. Harmon, the youngest of seven children transferred from public elementary school to St. Stephens Episcopal School, a better learning environment in those days of strict segregation. She also attended Fort Valley Episcopal ...
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The Difference
Reading time: 2 – 3 minutes I heard a guy say “the richest man is the guy who still has his friends from when he had nothing!” I smiled at that and thought in theory that’s great but in reality it’s easier said than done. Most of the people I grew up with are good people and I never had any real beef with any of them. When we were younger before we became men ...
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Guest Podcast – Do You Want to Be Free
Reading time: 2 – 2 minutes As a United States Marine (1999-2008), Arthur Pledger served in 3rd Intelligence Battalion, Marine Wing Communications Squadron 38, and 5th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison. He was dispatched to both Iraq and Afghanistan with Marine Air Ground Task Force Combined Task Force 58 in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. There, Arthur Pledger (then ranked Corporal) and his team of 3 other Satellite Communications experts were based primarily in Jakobabad, Pakistan ...
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Encumbrances
Reading time: 3 – 5 minutes Many a Sucker will tell you that you should get a house so you can write off the interest. They will tell you it’s the best investment you can make. They will tell you it’s the American Dream. They will tell you Now you are a grown-up. They will tell you that you are just paying off someone else’s mortgage. They will tell you to do it NOW because ...
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Paul Cuffe
Reading time: 3 – 4 minutes Paul Cuffe is best known for his work in assisting free blacks who wanted to emigrate to Sierra Leone. Cuffe was born free on Cuttyhunk Island, Massachusetts (near New Bedford) sometime around 1759. The exact date of his birth is unknown. He was the youngest of ten children. His father, Kofi (also known as Cuffe Slocum), was from the Ashanti Empire in West Africa. Kofi was captured, enslaved and ...
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Learn & Leave
Reading time: 2 – 4 minutes There just comes a time when you have seen enough and there is no more room for growth. Hustle must be able to see the situation for what it is. You must be able to see the end of all of your Hustles even before you start. Hustle is a strategy if executed properly leads to you standing on your own, not owing anyone, not reporting to anyone and ...
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Guest Podcast – Managing Failure
Reading time: 1 – 2 minutes Ed is the Mind behind DreamandHustle.com and the CEO of Fooky, Inc., a multi-national information service firm. Drawing upon his 15+ years of professional experience in the Internet game, Ed is going to discuss how he manages failure every day in the technology sector and how to apply the same skills when it comes to the hustle. Download directly HERE
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